I failed to bring any attention to https://bitbucket.org/techtonik/python-stdlib to crowdsource collecting data about modules in stdlib, and was even warned not to distract people in @python.org lists to work on it, so I thought about a different way to decentralize the work on standard library. We have the data about top Python modules that need a redesign http://www.google.com/moderator/#15/e=28d4&t=28d4.40 but no way to propose alternatives for each module. So, I propose to use wikidata for collecting that info: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tours 1. define concept for Python stdlib 2. define concept of module for Python stdlib 3. add a property "replacement of' 4. provide a web interface for viewing that info There is no interested entity in sponsoring the development of model and workflow in my region, and the job contracts that are available to me right are unlikely to allow me to work on this stuff, so I hope that this idea will take some traction from people interested to put semantic web to some good use, and won't be affected by "dead by origin" curse. -- anatoly t.